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iuvauaj , & . 4 Xocal 11'lews : Personals : ; . Dr. J. R. Nickles was a visitor ii Hodges Sunday. Dr. Tom Pennal of Belton was ii town Friday. Miss Mary Jones was a visitor ir Greenwood Sunday. Mrs. V. H. Deadwyler of Atlanta is visiting her sister Mrs. J. C. Raine.' Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wham spenl the week-end in Due West. Tom Sherard, of Calhoun Falls was a visitor in Abbeville Sunday. i B. 0. Bristow, of Darlington, ij visiting his son, Otto Bristow. Mrs. J. A. Hagen, of Greenwood, 6pent the week-end with friends in Abbeville. Mrs. Thompkins Ramey, of Lebanon, was a visitor in Abbeville Mnnrlav: Mrs. Richard Sondley is expected to reteurn home today from Washington. > Mr. and Mrs. Otis McMillan, of Greenwood, were visitors in Abbeville Sunday. Mrs. R. H. Stevenson, of Long Cane, was a visitor in Abbeville Monday. ' Mrs. W. F. Radcfiff, of Bethle 1 hem, was a shopper in Abbeville Monday. Mrs. .lohn Mc White, of Cold Springs was a visitor in Abbeville MondaMiss Lily Hanckel, of Greenwood spent the week-end with Mrs. Ellen Norwood. Miss Eva Scott of Columbia is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. W. J. E. Scott. Misses Rebecca Edmonds and Eleanor Gambrell spent Monday in Greenwood. Ellis Mabry of Newberry spent the * ?-!? il Af,.? weeK-enci Wltr) nis moiner. Rebccca Mabry. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gailey, of An derson, spent Sunday with Mr. an< Mrs. A T-. Hall. Mrs. M. T. Coleman is spendinj this week in Troy with her daughter Mrs. W. P. Jennedy. Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Thomson an* Mrs. Joe Little return this wee! from a pleasant stay in New York. Miss Sallie Hart and Mrs. R. N Tiddv arid Miss Sarah Tiddy wen wmmmrnMammm k H "FRIEND-BAN! f A Friend That i ' I i I! : | No mattei \ [ : ever steac I. i . ready to r v 1 1 bank boo! ? | It takes P ance of " glad to in I f over to Greenwood Saturday anc I spent the day. R. H. Green was called to Atlanta Sunday on account of the illness of his sister, Mrs. J. Jones. Mrs. W. L. McCord came home Saturday after spending a week ir Elberton with Mr. and Mrs. R, Glenn Kay. Miss Howard Hill, Woman's ColI lege, Due West, spent the week, ^ end with her mother, Mrs. Henry Hill. 1 O. S. Marston, orginally a Tide^ water Virginian, but later a furniture magnate of Baltimore, is the guest of J. D. Kerr. l Miss Winona Barksdale and Miss Mary Adams will return to Abbeville l this week after a successful year at . Coker College. t! Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Burnett arrived in the city Saturday from Cameron, Texas, for a visit to their , sister, Mrs. S. T. Eakin and other relatives. , I j William and Andrew Hill came home Saturday from Bailey and Clemson to be present at the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Shil1 lit0- _ 2 - Miss Mary Hemphill Greene and Miss Mildred Cochran spent Satur ' day and Sunday in Verdery with Miss Ruby Hill Devlin and attended I Chautauqua in Greenwood. I v j Messrs W. D. Barksdale, C. H. w ? TT-.11 ???/7 IIHIA MQW i MCINeill, neese nttn auu m,we .j Barksdale took a flying trip to Hartwell^ Ga., Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Anderson. .' Miss Margaret Cothran left Fri11 day for .Columbia to be with her | mother, Mrs. W. S. Cothran, who is undergoing treatment at the Bap' tist Hospital. ;i ? j A PARTY , Little Saru Welsh had her third j birthday on Saturday and celebratj ed the occasion at the home of her j grandfather, Mr. J. H. Barksdale. I Her little friends were invited and ice cream and cako \vas the 'party.' THE BOOK CLUB | There will be a business meeting I of the book club at the home of | Mrs. W. P. Greene, Wednesday I afternoon at half past four o'clock, i A full meeting is urged as this is j the time for the election of officers. : of. new members and the handing , in of the book lists. D. A. R. CARD PARTY j \ ! Committee No. 1, of the local " Chapter Daughters of the American *j Revolution, will give a progressive I bridge party at the home of Miss j IVeUie Itusseu, Oil rnuuy aHt.uvv.. * j at. 4 :30 o'clock, for the benefit of 'ITomassee Industrial School for Mountain Girls of which this [Chapter is a founder. j This is the first of a series of j entertainments to be given by the Chapter for the fund devoted to educational purposes. ' A number of tables have already been engaged, and others \ C-ACCOUNT" is a Friend t* how many friends you m Ifast and tme, there will espond to your needs as oi <s with a comfortable am< 5 only a dollar to cultivate friend-bank-account," an troduce you anytime you terest Paid on Savings. i PLANTERS THE PROGRESSr ABBEVILLE, [J wishing to make reservations wil please notify as early as possible 1 Mrs. Wyatt Aiken, Miss Nettie j Russell; Mrs. W. A. Harris, Com mittee. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION i The Junior class of the Hig , | School gave a reception last Frida ! night complimentary to the youn; j ladies and gentlemen of the senio | class. Thefe receptions are alway enjoyed and are a fitting close to th many pleasant years spent togethe as school mates. Friday night the reception wa held at the home of Miss Elizabetl Gambrell and was an unusually pret ty affair. The lawn was strung witl bright colored electric lights, thi house was decorated with many love j ly bowls of sweet peas and rose j while in the flower garden a bootl j had been erected and decorated witl I the class colors and punch was serv j ed throughout the evening. j Each guest was given a tiny diplo ] ma tied with yellow ribbon whicl j contained a good wish for the future j The refreshments were cream anc J cake and were served by a bevy oj ' pretty girls. Dancing was enjoyed in the par lors, the young ladies were prettj . and dainty in their evening dresse; j while the boys were gallant anc . handsome.. Aitogetner tne recepnuu woo j of tiie most pleasant held in the his tory of the school and will linger long in the memories of the young people I BEAUFORD-CROMER. Miss Nina Ore Beauford and Mr . Claude P. Cromer were happily mar ried at the home of the bride's par hents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauforc I on Wednesday evening, May 19 j 1920, at 9 o'clock, the ceremonj . being performed by Rev. C. E. Peek of Abbeyille. The^reception room was beautiful ly decorated for the occasion ir white with evergreens and roses. Th( wedding march was played by Miss Clara Beauford, sister of the bride I ' j and as the first notes were sounded 1 the door of the reception room was I opened and the bride's twin sistera ! Misses Viola and lone Beauforc ;dressed in blue crepe de chine carry j ing pinkk roses, came in followed bj i ? ' IB? I ? ?MlBSfl j KILL THE BUGS | Save the Potatoes \ Use } Bug Death, jj 1 Faris <Jreen, & V,1 | Arsenate Lead, j| Hammond's Slug j Shot, Stonecypher's Bug jj Killer. The | McMurray j I Drug Co. I ABBEVILE, S. C j ay have, howbe none so ne of our little ount therein. it i the acquaintd we will be come in. VE^BANK, 'gBUHHMnHM B 1 Cutting the [ Big Redact jcoc '|| THE FOL j GOOD ON * i BELOW UNI ! jj | Spring Coats 11 Spring Suits 'r U . Silk, George 1U : All Skirts.... jfi i Girtgham, V( r ; Middy Suits Middy Blous Jj ShirtWaists Petticoats, Si -:|j ; Corsets, C'B ' I 1 | ALL TRIMB | REMEMBER 1 ? the bide and groom. The urlcle was w ] attired in white satin carried a large J bouquet of white roses. Next came ni } ihe ring bearer, little Louise Beau-,s< iford of Greenwood, a niece of the b bride carrying the ring in a large, d * pink peony rose. She was dressed in nr | \\ hite with a pink sask. j tl li Immediately after the ceremony j i j the guests were invited into the din- J tl gjing room which was decorated in' if i evergreens, where ice cream and cake , i was served. P1 They received many beautiful and! f! useful presents. K ' 1 4-i p A large crowd of relatives andl gjiriends witnessed the ceremony. _ f : Those attending the wedding out of ? j the county were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. | i Drennan, of Anderson, and Mr. and j 11 Mrs. W. H. Beauford and family ofj |! Greenwood. P The bride Is a popular young worn-! an of the Long Cane section and has many friends throughout the county * I I 1 i Iiv\vw \ vv v vvw vvv 5 ! V OPERA HOUSE V 1 V PROGRAM. V I . V! I V TUESDAY V I V MAY MacLAREN *j f V IN V1 I V "THE POINTED FINGER" v| * k- A \m V J i 'V ? 11V WILLIAM DUNCAN VI j|v SILENT AVENGER No. 5 V| H V 10c 20c. V1 '|v V }| V WEDNESDAY * V1 I! V CHARLES RAY V] jjv IN V | ] V "THE CLODOHPPER" V1 I V Hoot Gibson and Josephine V j |jV Hill in Vi !|V 'THE * JAY BIRD" Vi i! V 10c. 20c. V I !iv v|| j V THURSDAY \> |iV GLADYS BROCKWELL V | V "THIEVES" V j!V And a Two Reel Comedy V I V "LIGHT HEARTS AND V | V LEAKING PIPES." V High Cost of ion Sale Beg AT :hra .LOWING DISCOUNT MERCHANDISE ME1 riL FURTHER NOTIC1 ; 25 Per i 25 Per tte and Crepe Dresses 25 Per 20 Per )ile and House Dresses 20 Per 20 Per es 20 Per < and Blouses 20 Per ilk & Wash Satin 20 Per and Madame Grace 20 Per < MILLINERY 4ED HATS 20 Per i THE SALE BEGINS ?AT? is? ?? U ABBEVILLE, S. C. lilllllllflillllliill i ho wish for her much happiness. j u The groom is a prosperous young v lan who has been in the army for, t ;ven years and was among the t oys who saw service in Siberia uring the World War. They will t lake their home near Abbeville with t i io groom's father, Mr. Dock Cromer I Much happiness is extended to * lis young couple. i ' Contributed, j * THE MERRY MINSTREL \ j 1 Mrs. Roscoe will play for the en-jN ertainment being gotten up for the , AnJersi Have just gotten the ANDERSON C made in South Can in workmanship ai i ?i built to give service. Watch for A< C. L YODE f== Dresssing | L N'S i WL.JL. ^ K-/1 | 1 HOLDS | VTIONED 1 * 1 I f I LHS Cent. off. Cent. off. , y i f?z> St} Cent off. Cent off. m , Cent. off. I Cent off. Cent. off. j Cent. off. Cent off. ? Cent. off. ! J Cent. off. ' J TODAY ^ Mill \j> ?. S(*>* a enefit of the Civic Club marker, .hich assures the success -ji the enertainment. Many brij/?.i and atractive songs will be veidered by Vbbeville's best talent ) the c::ertainment promises ;?.i evening of genuine pleasure. .r auuvvuuvvw ^ V k .SEE ^ k. CHARLES RAY V w "THE CLODHOPPER" V w OPERA HOUSE. WEDNESDAY V * ' v Vxvvvvvvvvvvvvvv J' on Car the Agency for AR. This Car is alina, is beautilul id design and is dvertisement R Arrant hi, aguu